朋友家孩子被藤校本科录取
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美国不就有个教育平权法案？ 老黑，老莫说光靠考试成绩是对他们的歧视， 现在老中要在硬指标领先老黑，老莫很多很多，才能入好学校。 很多老中孩子各硬指标都遥遥领先，还有很多社会活动，没被藤校录取的多入牛毛。每年都有很多老中告藤校的案子。经常可以看到老黑成绩一般就能进藤校。 老黑孩子当过麦当当店值班经理的履历都比老中得奖好使。老中你说你成绩好，但是没钱，人家不会理你的。
美华现在挺川普，很大程度和这有关。
在大学里， 老中一般偏专业领域，几乎在招生方面没有任何势力， 其他少数族裔在大学从业涉及范围比老中广， 再加教育平权法案，一些灵活的招生指标当然给老黑或其他的拿走了。轮不上老中。
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哦，没钱的老中几乎没有机会。没钱的小白呢？
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你看看上面的数字去。别拿个例说事儿。Google全部员工多少，每年大学毕业生多少?
我说过的那个二代，就是加拿大大学毕业的，去年纳税$350,000。（工作７年左右，我想。）
说这些数字，必须是说大多数人的工资。
多数加拿大本科的starting salary不会超过６万。
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村长的这个应该是平均数。stem的好找工作，起薪高，别的不好说。话说回来，硅谷和花街不到10万，属于贫困了。那些个地方的生活费用很高的。
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一起步就10万的是个例。 现在年轻人竞争很激烈啊，
丽处，中国现在到处是黄金，守着北京房子，就是您的司机都可以几套房子，几千万的资本在那里，何苦出国再受罪？补英文补文化差异还受村长们气？做土著就踏踏实实做土著，只要出来就是亏。。。。您自己就有教训嘛，出来了卖了一套北京房子，前几天可是看您在厕所哭晕了不是？
如果想不开要出来，要读书的话，藤校可不是名声在外这一个优势，藤校混四年五年的，同学圈子能一样吗？
当年我要是北大清华圈子，我傻呀我出来。。。您看看习大大李总理那一层有一个算一个，谁不是清华北大的？
海外藤校一个道理
我们上不了北大清华，吐槽北大清华，您不会当真吧？我们心里是很羡慕北大清华和藤校的
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http://time.com/money/collection-po...-the-average-grad-makes-right-out-of-college/
Here’s What the Average Grad Makes Right Out of College
April 22, 2015
Income for new bachelor's degree holders varies widely depending on college major.
College graduates with bachelor’s degrees are making more right out of school, on average, than their peers who graduated just two years prior.
In its most recent survey, the National Association of Colleges and Employers found that for 10 broad degree categories ranging from engineering to communications, 2016 graduates are projected to have an average salary of $50,556. That’s up 5% from 2014, when new grads earned an average of $48,127.
The survey, which looked at the first-year income of more than 45,000 graduates, found big differences in pay depending on the new hires’ college majors. Here’s a breakdown of average projected salaries by discipline for 2016:
Even as overall salaries have increased, some trends persist. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) majors, for example, consistently earn more than their humanities peers. On the highest end are the class of 2016’s engineers, who on average will earn $64,891. The top-paid engineers are petroleum engineers, projected to earn an average of $80,600 in their first year out of college, per 2015 data.
In addition, according to NACE, more than half of employers surveyed say they plan to hire STEM grads, making them among the most highly sought-after students in the class. After science and engineering, business majors take home the most money. They’re also the most in demand: more than three-quarters of employers put business majors on the list of grads they’d like to hire. Those in communications and social sciences fields, on the other hand, are looking at lower starting salaries this year than last.
As student debt levels climb, it’s increasingly important for incoming college students to choose not where they go to school but also what they study.
For more insights into the college majors that pay you back the most, check out PayScale’s 2015-2016 College Salary Report, with information on more than 200 majors.
Here’s What the Average Grad Makes Right Out of College
April 22, 2015
Income for new bachelor's degree holders varies widely depending on college major.
College graduates with bachelor’s degrees are making more right out of school, on average, than their peers who graduated just two years prior.
In its most recent survey, the National Association of Colleges and Employers found that for 10 broad degree categories ranging from engineering to communications, 2016 graduates are projected to have an average salary of $50,556. That’s up 5% from 2014, when new grads earned an average of $48,127.
The survey, which looked at the first-year income of more than 45,000 graduates, found big differences in pay depending on the new hires’ college majors. Here’s a breakdown of average projected salaries by discipline for 2016:
Even as overall salaries have increased, some trends persist. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) majors, for example, consistently earn more than their humanities peers. On the highest end are the class of 2016’s engineers, who on average will earn $64,891. The top-paid engineers are petroleum engineers, projected to earn an average of $80,600 in their first year out of college, per 2015 data.
In addition, according to NACE, more than half of employers surveyed say they plan to hire STEM grads, making them among the most highly sought-after students in the class. After science and engineering, business majors take home the most money. They’re also the most in demand: more than three-quarters of employers put business majors on the list of grads they’d like to hire. Those in communications and social sciences fields, on the other hand, are looking at lower starting salaries this year than last.
As student debt levels climb, it’s increasingly important for incoming college students to choose not where they go to school but also what they study.
For more insights into the college majors that pay you back the most, check out PayScale’s 2015-2016 College Salary Report, with information on more than 200 majors.
花费高是真的，但那是另外一个话题。。。花街就是随口说说，就是投资银行的意思，世界各地都有，同一家投行新毕业生进来的工资标准一样，怕花费高，那就在多伦多投行branch干工资和纽约的一样，没话说了吧？
一句话，有多大脚穿多大鞋
没那个能力就读渥太华清华渥太华北大也蛮好
有那个能力进藤校就去读，不去读也不必笑话人藤校没用处不是
